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Newspaper Page Text3 LOCAL ' The ollii Ul proceeding ' h wt ,m i.l the comity coun win ii jmu- n,hcJ in iM" 1,1 ""t 'u tl,e Mint. l.lic arc I" 1"ve ""X " ha'' " t the l'tr. I'" McAllen. Hi "lalhrr '( the J:il''." " uaK"td ie ('sir Mr "t" yearaano, wl" blM' etoru a(mnRruriU.(ur Itw Ubjr show, aud im ! yhl"K io "y '" There will b ifl I'" PU'l ly. U hltlilt by, Hi .attest baby, tli thlntifi baby, end rvery other breed ol Ul.y. Mr. McAllen li busy arranging a program lr lite day. ,;ovtrm,i Julm C. Cutler, of I'Ub, ha ufl prwleniailim strongly urging Ibt people '' ,uu W ,u'lrt lair. I'UU will l'v ldeotue bIUIIiig itl nunv ribd'U. ... Tho SI. Helens school boys went to k'H bwt Haturday end deleated the by In ht bet Ktti ul butt ,,( the " by kn f Kl 8. The 'rl fiv Iiiiiimk r shut-outs, not ,,cor Uii.k made until lue aikth. Tb tmyi are K'""tt ,u 'v ". social met dance In lb iM"r liilur and should I mil ulrlitad. WestciiK m,r U' l'n uwa'isii.l "' l, llu,k wore mow (,,, , uigi-r o ol !". 12 W dilu jry W flO.OO suit lor 7.M. fH.OO ,uii l"M' I'KKRV A tiRAHAM. Mr. nrrt rVrlcft rr I" HI. Helen l J'it'ly secure trt-jtt trvsluicrt N""'. Jr' bt broke MU ,nrt J bi m hi ut Mow the wrM ly (.IIimk Iruiu bu lxly bl!Ky. We nnintr every nU-!e a1v titrj tulw llir !- in llte 'ituilivt, and il not dmii'l . v,u ,u"ry rbwtJully rlunl l Vtmuv A tHAM. Mr, niM- S'rgwn, ol C'Uuknie. KnUiUr Mir j'Hoaol tree ejlil jathrte-i l lHiriK. ut the trunk wit Icjvim Hie luuii. The lineler of ,11 trtr the Hump emcn (ej' ,.h.tiic Men tltiuip ami Innbt 9kl t,Ti, ' it tut I ht ol lumber. Miu t'ie Cole, ol rortlnl, rnt San.Uv i'h Ucr granitjurenU. Mr. nl Mri M'! ji''"'l fieaoi (V. U nmk!ri ( .citl rlf.xl lu bilil'l l i-rel riitllwi In .t'.ilmiit'is nmoiy. Write ll.rm II yj to im. it t them In ymr lo-inl.bor- IVt. r '! Lu)o Of"Ce i'r' Sinnliy Dinr m.tttwr. who i rrwtel Ikh '"f ill. Mr. C. W UUkeJry, Mr. JattKt lkv ,.,,1 4ii I Mr Jy lvuilii n I , h:l'ltrn m I Mim !v tie K!li were .'ti-i I'mmUmJ on JttBr1y, all w I iron IheT. J. I'uUrml niicttt. Mr , T l.n, wtCc antl rhihlren, ,;t U'l Saturday Irt fcillaifl. K"'K "I1 ,, ii th lnl'tj mi l returning on the nielli l...t W'r rv the jrk'rt up to dale U ' id llui.lt. u. with oth well known Ltiit l4 .Mtllrr a'l Stllwn, the bent h,, ,... l'KKRY t C.KAIIAM. U. Ir. Ku -nt two tUya vii.iut( in r.iitUu.l lat wnrk. She w :iinpntir I hi.mc by liCrnc I'Ulwrxm lr ail "vcr Snii'U vlit. I'p.l. ;.mir InkUhi, rlm-lptl ol the M llrlrii IiihiI, wrnt to I'urlbtn.l lt I'rt'Uy n tttniiiiK with lr 'ilu ami the iluMr.-n S.itm.lj) nllit on the I'l.ltrr. IUi.-l.l butler bring a liiWr .iut lTaiiii( llieqiialitv, Tlila qua'" iiv ta tluii tu Ilia Una plant and t'kpert .ill iu ill man il a. lure. II you anl In ilnii rrrjm il.al U ninUo JLyl" Ibe liilml iriitil butler, elitp Ul llatvl ual. .Vane their aitvrrtleriiieiil ol Hict'.S t'lenm .H,-iifatur. Tlirrr hit I irt it atiute Mlinon atntlinK ir.itu l.ttt ami Inm Mr. Shrlibm'a ware li'inv ilurititt the jireaent fnhliiR ae4m. Silinoii ti-.ilinjott the Columbia la mine. tHirijj like liorv ateuling In the plaint loiiuiiy. Il It entity iloue, at the fithcr turn lii n lriliire have nit thoiif1U It nrcet rv .i kirji a ttrict walt'li; but it will ! ti n I iih the thlel w hen he ia rap I ircl, n he it tttrc to 1 nnlcta He ipiita ln li ilin. Sruji White Vine anil Tar. the obi Kliil lf cniixh rruirilv. for aitlo ly A.J. iH'iiiui;:, ilrtiftrjat. Xulirc llio atlvt rtl-mu'iil o( tbn Ila ' Inn kI C t-aui t'o. for Ilia V, H. (.'rt.Hil S I'UMtur. Kvery larmer tliaiit niltg r in. in. i,ma imijIii to lift ve a acparulor. iiii'lim Itiiiurlw'.MKt pimple, itioiillon intf ilii i ..ii. r. Mr. Ahum SLivcnt aa t R. . Haen, "I Warren, were victor at the cotinly .it mi Tueu'fty 4fct. Mr. W, H. Con vera, of ChiUkuti ic, h 'fin iiii'iiiliiijj circuit court here tliia n-k, . Mr J. I Ci'iie n t, ol Piahtuwk, waa taller t thu MUt olliceou Tuem)ay lnt. Mi. Camrrnn h4 been a reaMcut ol tlitj 'iji,i, or iwt.ty f,ve ycurt, and 1 V'llin?to tetllly, Mr. Mltflifll to the ' "'itriiry, Hut t it N part oi Columbia O'Hiitv. When Circuit Court convened lwit fuesday Judge Mcllridu waa pleaaautly ""rpriwil t find a large borpict ol fiu ""Wert decorating hi desk. They were )''e gilt Mra. R. Coic, aod were grown in her garden iu this city. " 'try Dunne, stepson ol Aaron Kelly Umiltoit, received quite a severe injury fis week in rather a pccullur mnnner. "e win ri.ijng )clj ou wl,ici1 har fuw lm, been placed, and in going over ""tiniip the child was thrown ngalipit Ul'e of the harrow teeth, taking a piece "'d of hit hip, He was brought to tit, Helens for treatment, Ilortt-Toiihe wife of Alfred Ulmsted, ' Houlton, on Tuesday Inst, twins- and a girl. Ml.. trl i. Ilia UkU ha Iwen found, ami the time of her lcavitiK li( ro tle U10li,er. bad not tM-en nollllcl of her aon'a death. The raea of lllnnchard va Kmlil. in cpilet title to. erlain Int. in the city ol uiirr, waa neclileil by Ju,lKe Mcllrlde on Turaday latt In favor of tlui philnlllf. mini in qurttlim waa aolil to I Man Ilium hard at a time when lota In Haiuier were not aa valuable tlirv are now. and lilt Ivinriit waa made in liittall utenla ol lumber. Claim waa mail, that lull paymt ut bad not Icen rendered, and alao that the title waa not In the vendor at the time ol the aali, judge McHrlde held that In an etjuily proceeding he would not decide the flue tadnta of law. hut retted oil the grouud that Carter r. bad tot.l I lie land to lllauchard and had been wtd ju full. W. C. I'ither and W II. I'owett for the plalnlilT; U. W. Mont gomery for the Carter heira; Iilard and ly lor the llawkina bclra, ladgeC.lt. liclllnger, of the foiled ntatea tlnull Court, la reartcd to be dangeroutly akk, and grave feara are entertained Dial be will not recover, The l.ot it Pound OurSlrn I.tildcr hat been rrlurned. It ya to advrrtite. We are now prepared to tell gooda from every ahclf inour atore. I'riera Kight. U"lily KiKht. The Klght Place to iiuv. M. C. tiRAV. M, llrlnit, Oregon. wr. nnrair uaea ur. uraen new and correct method of making aril net a I itath. Plates are mads by this method to fit accurals. 322 Mohaw building, Portland. Mr. Ilcnrr C. Hcc.1. secretary of the Iwiaand CUrk corporation, write at folio vttuthecditorol the Mint: "There will not I acafate adiulwiou charge to the dirlrrwnt Slate, ('.ovrrnnicnt or rtlul.lt huildinga, No eypotition hat ever done (hit, and I lie Iwitaud Clark Centennial llapmition it not going to do it and never thought of dninj it." Full I lulormatton will be (urnuhed the people through the ocwtpaivr. I eael I'rlrea an Urserrlre. Owing to buying iu large tots, without idling you a'atul ever imreating buinr etc., we make you the' folluaing prices. .1 bottk-s bluing for PV-. ht, on. u'c anil In!4c r pound '.'. pound beans lot $ I. tf'poun It gil ipulity rice for f I, 5 ind (Mil pure leaf lard lor 4 In pound (tail pure leaf lurd lor laic .leant trndrr sweet corn fa- .1 cant lir.i quality tomatoes I'V Meant f I N 1.4m golden SUtr Nap tor .V. ?rn Vrll.iw I'MwI.ir.l (rarlirt for "V. (old lutor lie drop wnthing powder two lor .t'- 3 rantrarnilion rmtm lor t'V All other giKlt at prk-et iu projairtion. PHRRY ft GRAHAM. r ft sc.vrroosK i M M. J. Fnglcrt, our road iiiprrvitor, waa down to St. Helen on butineta Wednesday of lat week. ?leury While and famdy moved to Sjiivics Itlau.l ou Hiurwlay of last wetk. Miss (.eons llutliman Is home from tl e Maud Itioking well and hp y. M.J liuglcrrs youngeit daughter, lIUiHlic,i homo for a short vitit with her parent. She hatlieeu slopping with her titter smce the Cnt of April. Mrs. II. A, dntwr; of Portland, who It being treated by the Portland doctors, hat had two ocroton lor catarrh and catarrhal deafness, but it slowly improv ing . HIST- Tom Adams la the proudest pap In lbs Nelialem valley. It's a buy. Kev. Ileverllng p-onchod his farewell riiioii al YVri.oiiia last Kunday. Mla Filrgetald began U aching Iha Keasey stdnail Monday. J. U. JKillas and Mule Shannaban, of Kb-t, and Mi l.hln Karly, of Mini, atteiidcd church nt Vcrnonla Sunday. Kiirnct Kliaiinnhan inude a business trip to Misl Ji.i HaturUny. David Richards, and Vernon Mow and wife anlvaJ at A. C ilergers.iu'a Mon day lor vltll. A cougar hss boeii killing cnUot rind sheep on CUeir Creek Ibe lasl few days. Messrs. tleorgo and Al Taiker will lw itji 1 b their ruinous dogs In a lew day to Bllend toMr. t'oiignr's case. Wall Marsh brought in a band of Jerney cnttln bill wwk to summer on Ida mountain ranch, up ui' the Kllby pluca. Win. Unyinond has moved back lo Albian and rebuilt ahem bis bouse btirne I last fall. Hupervlsor llergorson has been mak ing radical el.sngos in tho road ol bis district lb lasl few dnji. Would lite editor pleas rsplnlu to us how much It will cost lor a ticket to tho Portland fnlrgruii nds and if that ticket glvia.ua a right lo sea the whole thing, or is there aide shows to pay extra for? Also, how much for children of different "IP'' . Growing Aohea ami Pains. Mra. Josle Sumner, Ilremond, Tex. writes, A pill l. HMK! " bavn used ItallarJ'a Hnow Mnlnient In niy family for three venrs. I would not be without it lu tho hotiKO. I have use.1 It on my Utile girl for growing ptins and nchos in her knees. II cured her rig'it away. 1 have olso used It lor frost bi ten feet, With good atiecesa. U Is the b.sl 1 iil mi'i.t I ever lined." 26o, Wc and HH). huld by A.J Ucinlns,, i i-iiimiriK, tew hrr of the pr. wiry Kratlta, in the tat. Helena public chool, tma lieen tlacnt ,lrK tl, ,mt Week, having KV called to Uu, Mult nomad ronnty, by ,M:w. ol the ,,()M lllneaaol her lnitli,r. Ml.a l'leniliiX't brother waa drowned ret ently at Kalama, while irtlt lt,tlK i , ,) ,,,, (( learner Ilurv.it Oiieelt. No tre. ..I a. J RAINIER I Mra. Mmliton ,, Aplnry tx-iit Hnlu day with ua. Mr. and Mra. French and dauKhter Olive, of Ooble. aueut Kutiir.lau Mr. French Invented In tome very pretty '"'I' wb'cb be will (rut to a Kood Ivatitane In hit home, The latrtt Ixkiii In Kalnier today acema to be in i, Hceiiati. All our iIok lovers i "re l'uttl"K a ti tnoutha invealuient or iiceiine. Home of the ilc,( have no colbira but Cap, Newaome aaya that they coma iiunie ami carry them in uicir jmcketa. Oliver Mmea It lining Mnt nature work lor tap Newaome Mite Mary Williami who waa well on the way to recovery from Iter aevere atturk of typhoid fiver, la now tuflerinj ooin auotiier actlKu'k, Jinaa t.race Vof(leang la receiving niutuai inttruction from Mra. Taiwan. The aiN lal which took place at the K oi r. null Saturday eveninir, oroved lo i a brilliant auccea. The MayjKdc drill was very popular with the Wg auilicme who elected Misa Carolyue I omcriiy at Maypole Queen. Ice cream and cake were served. Mr Vasco Calher. oi the O. R. & N. and Mr. I). Ncwsom, two prominent young men ol Portland, spent Sunday here vititlng friends. Miss Myrtle Deitr, who has been at tending butiuets in Portland, is visiting her parents in this city. Sunday night white going to church Mrs. I'ouicroy look an unexectcd fall which retulted in breaking her collar bone. She ia rejiortcd at resting as well st csn 1 etfiectcd under the circum ttancet. Mita Caroline Pomeroy hat temponirtl y (jiiit hrr tervicet at the pott ollice in or der to care for her mother. Mita Cleva William Is doing her work until berj return. A coIUmoii between a freight train un der engine No. Ill and the Portland bound ptucngcr train wat narrowly prevented Satur-Uyniornrngbythesuddenrkingl,,,,,,,, o( wja upolNo. II . The force wat so great, , j t , , ,nJ l ........ ,1... .i... . i However, mat the Ireiglit train was thrown off the track end two flat cars were precipitated down the hank within a lime's throw of the railroad trestle. It reipiircd two hour' woik on the part of the wrecking crew to clear the track lor the ancngcr train. llertnau Vogcltaug narrowly escaped the lot of hit houtc and personal belong ingt latt week. A tabic bearing a lamp gave away, but the only thing that burn ed, however wat a piece of embroidery belonging to hit niece Mita Grace. Miss Oral Stocks, of Kalama, who is working for Mrs. Pluc, paid her parents a jiul latt week. ' , Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, who hive been awa) for some lime, are now in Rainier. Iji1 week Hen t'ooley's little baby, Audrey iulct, fell from s rocker and as a result of the fall broke her note. Dr. Mi Ijiren was called and docs not think the child will he deformed. Mr. I.. Swell and daughter Margret relumed from their trip to Portland tridav evening. Mr. and Mrs. Taggart and children spent a lew days In Portland. Saturday evening a great disaster was prevented by one oiau's timely discovery of flames in one of the roouit of Lee's Hotel. I'pon entering the room he found the bed on fire; the yellow demon wat overcome however by bis throwing the burning mattress from the window. NATAL Mr. Nelsc Peterson reports an interest ing snd instructive meeting at the Pomo na Grange. Mrs. M. J. Ruddiman, of Portland, who baa been visiting her mother, Mrs Steel, went home Monday. A short program and arithmetic match wat held at the school bouse Saturdoy evening. The,, school children were la-alen by the young jcople of the neigh borhood and must pay the forfeit ; a pro gr.mimc and an evening's entertainment. The member of the Grange are plan ning a programme, an oyster supper, and a dance to be held at the Grange halt, May ail. Mr. O. Uurris has gone to St. Helens to take his place on the Jury. The R. K. & Co. shingle manufacturers, have closed for a week's vacation. Mr, C us Peterson is better this week. The people of Natal are rejoiced to hear of the purchase of an organ for the Grunge Hall. TUB NORSK NIGHTINGALE. (W. F. Klik In Mllwtukeo Hontluel) Vioh ay visit to remark , And my talk It ban plain For vavs vich ban dark And 'tricks glide and wain. Dew heathen Chiuce ban yim slickers, Vich ay tenk ay skol lak to explain. Ay ben cooking in camp Near Dulut' in Mansota; Ay learn dis bar cooking In old Nort' Dakota. Avgct saxtv dollar forvages. Ay tenk this ban piirty good pay: A fuller ban came M ban Chinee) And stealing my yob right away. Now you see, ay ant cure, Ef lie ban a glide cook; But he get all his stuff Onto? Chinee cook book; Desc lumberyiicks pass op his cooking So tunc sum (ley smell and tak look. And he stealing my yob Just because he vflrk cheap: It umk mc so mnd Avcnu't eating or sleep. So ay find him von night Veil he bun in his bed, And ay smash him with cantuook On top of his head, And den he ban dead. First class printing done at this office. I I'llHUIT COURT. The If rand Jary Ismtlgatlng har frs Against Oar t oaaly Offlelals. t.trcult Court met here' on. Tuesday but, and a grand jury drawn as follows: Urns (irahatu.sr foreman; U. W, Jordan, unver llurns, John tlllmnn, P. Cheldn line, Joe Hill, Isaac McKay. There is considerable work before the lnquisitorial body, as there is much com plaint as to the violation of the law bv the saloons of this county and this mat ter Is to lie thoroughly investigated. The grand Jury, it is understood, is making a iuii investlgrtion of charges made by Mr, R. II. Mitchell, .editor of the Houlton Register, against the rounty officials, in connection with the purchase of the rock crusher and also In regard to the dis honesty charged by him against road supervisors. Mr. Mitchell was called be fore the Grand Jury on Wednesday and given an opportunity to make good. The petition of Mrs. Kaiily Mitchell, wife of the editor of the Register, for the appointment of a receiver for the Rainier (Jaittte, was granted tiy Judge Mc Bride, and Judge J. B. Doan was appointed to that IniporUni position. Itaitpears that the petitioner, Mrs. Mitchell, holds i mortgage against the Gazette, and be Icives that her iuterests will be best sub served by placing the rroperty in a re ceivers charge. FOR SALK Great boreal n. Five acre tract of well improved land. Fine orchard and garden. Good ten room bouse, tur nithed throughout. Hot and cold water. Situated at Clatskanie. on railroad and and steamboat lines. Terms easy. Write or call on W.H.CONYERS 2 t Clatskanie, Oregon CENTENNIAL KOTES. The men who alii participate iu the rock drilling contests at the Centennial enjoy enviable records. In fifteen min utes this team drilled through 37 inches bard, tough granite. The men are butky n. liters from the Galice district in rkiutliern Oregon. A large lower Is being erected over Guild's lake at the Lea is and Clark Centennial. Upon this will be placed a greatly enhance the lighting featu-ea of the Centennial. The Lewia and Clark Expositon had an imperial visitor one day las week in Count Michael Michaelovich Ilarzlnioff, a Russian noble who will represent Cau catia at the Fair. The Count was well pleated with the Fair. He said the Ex position is well known in Europe, and London sport are gambling on the probable attendance. The California building, one of the handsomest structures at the Exposition, waa completed lost week, and accepted by the state commission. The building is in sbajie of a Greek crots, each wing is a replica of an old Spanish mission, the four which arc reproduced being Kl Curmel, Dolores, San Luis Rey and Santa Barbara. Aside from its historic interest, the building will prove popular this summer on account of its interesting exhibits from the Golden state on display there. r ICE CREAM Will le nerved in my dining room next Sun dsv, wcothcr permit ting. The ICECREAM is of the best quality that can be procured in the city of Portland MRS. E. li. FLAOQ 8 GOOD HORSK FOR SALE-Will sell either a seven-year-old mare, weight about 1300 pounds, or a well-broke three-yenr-old gelding, IVrcberon aire. Par ticulars on application. I'kter Lvko, Warren, Ore. Elaborate clusters of electric lights representing the final touches to tho Bridge of Nations at the Lewis and iCIark Centennial are i o being place n Haitinn. School Report Cards, the very best form, with envelopes to match for sale at this office for f I per hundred. REGISTERED JERSEY BULL FOR SALE Registered No. 65814. A good breeder. M. Cark, Fishhawk, Ore. The Ilaxelwood Creamery, ol Portland, Ore., is one ol the four largest in the world. Thellaselwood people are try ing to build up cream routes all through tho northwest. If you think a cream route would be a good thing for your neighborhood, write them. Notice their advertisement of the U. S. Cream Sep arator. n.rr. Van Purohass Any Other Write THE N.W HOMt StWINB MACHINE BOMPAIT oranok, ataaa. Many Sewing Machines are nwdstowUrsgoroV lui t' quality, bat ths ' New Home " Is mad I? wutr. Our guarsnty nsvar runs out wa maks Sewing Machines lo suit all eendnlong of the trade. Th. "Slew Homo" standi atthl Mdof all Mlir5-reae family loving machines) bold b j- authorised dealt vulf , ron i-t ay ' fc. BUY THE dff iHPllulE A Poalilye Nri-rasltjr. Having to lay npoo my lied for 11 Jays from a auver'ely bruised leg, I only found releil when 1 used a bottle of bal lard'a Hnow Liniment. I can cheerfully recornend It a tha best medicine ever sent to the afflicted. It has now become a positive necessity upon mvrelf. V, ft livrne. Merchant. jJoverslille. Tessa. 2.rx-. oOo and f 1.00. Hold by A. J. Vjoh- NOTICE OF CANCELLATION OF WAR RANTS OVER SEVEN YEARS OLD Notice is hereby given that if the fol lowing described county warrant which were issued more than seven years prior to July 1st, A. I). 1006, are not presented to Die County Treasurer for payment within 60 days from the 1st day of July A. D. 1WV), said county warrants will be cancelled and payment thereof will be thereafter refused. By order of the County Court ol Col ombia County, State of Oreiron. List of all county warrants which were Issued more than seven years prior to the 1st day ol July, A. l , llMA, and winch have not been paid. The amount of each said warrants; to whom issued, and the oate of Issuance. 2nd Series A. No. 3017 Wm. Jones July 12tb, 1S1I7 $20 00 2nd series A No. 3oH0 H C Ruber. Sept 11th. 1807 2 00 2nd series A No. 3787 I B Hoffmire Nov. 8th, HW7- 1 60 2nd aeries A No. 3700 C H Howe Nov. 8tb 1807 1 00 2nd aerie A No. 3701 O D Wolf Nov. 8th, 1807 - 1 00 2nd series A. No. 3840 Tom Ander son Nov 8th, 18117 1 SO 2nd aeries A No. 3922 S II Tryon Nor. 15th. 1897 2 70 2nd series A No. 31100 J H Peter son lan. I4th. 1808 3 00 2nd aerie A No. 3007 Clide Rich ardson Ian. 14th, 1808 3 00 2nd series A No. 3008 Mothis Wyer Ion utn. 1808 - 3 ou 2nd series A No. 3051 J N Kice, snen it Dec. zznd , l W7 3Z 2nd series A No. 31X18 J N Rice, sheriff Dec. 2,.'nd, 1807 - 30 2nd aeries A No. 3072 I N Rice, sheriff Dec. 22nd. 1807 - 30 2nd series A No. 4257 Henry Martin March 12th. 1808 1 OU 2nd series A No. 4270 John Turner Mnr.li 12th, 1808.. Z OU 2nd series A No. 4451 J as, T Gray May 7th. 18U8 - I W 2nd tenet A No. 4453 Victor Derger- stedt. May 7lb. 1808 1 50 2nd series A No. 4481 John John son May 7th, 1808 - 1 Ml HF.IIBINR. Will overcome indigestion and dyipep- sla: regulate the bowel and euro liver and kidney complaints. It is the best blood enrtrner ana m- vigoralor ' in the world. It la purely vegetable, perfectly harmless, and should vou be a sulfervr from disease, von will use it if yon are wise. ft. N. Andrews. Editors ,d Matr. Cocoa anil Rockledge News, Cocoa, Fla. writes; I have oed your Heroine in my laniuy and rind it a most excellent medicine. It effects upon myself have been a marked benefit. Sold by A. J. Deming He will Tell jon That the Ask the Trayeler NORTH COAST LIMITED Electric Lighted, is the Crack Train of Them All for -Comfort and Ele-. gancc. The Ticket Office at Portland isot 255 Morrison, Cor. 3d, Portland A. D. CHARLTON Auittant Ctmrnl '. . fa$gr Agtnt PORTLAND, OREGON 3 TRAINS ' TO THE EAST DAILY J ST0RIA& COLUMBIA RIVER li RAILROAD COMPANY. DAILY. 8 " a BBSBDOSr jj U a rTYT TVT 100 S 00 .0 IIS IN S 30 IS 44.J S S S M i i so a t' SO t AO m i; 111 10 00 S2.S t OS 10 10 M.4 t IS 10 II 71.3 t S7 10 8S 71 ! 10 0C 10 17 MS 10 OS II OS M.Si 10 SO 11 IS SJ. io so u 30 an STATION DAILY. Is. Lv Portland. Ar il It .... (ioDI .... ....Rainier ... ... Prwntd... Mirssr.... . .. .QuiuiT .... .. CUukiols.. .. Mirthiind.. .. VYftitpnrt.... .... t'llhan.... ....Knsppa.... ... Mv.uton.... ...John Day... Ar. Aaloria .l.v 10 ai a -M 00 7 4t 7 M 7 SS T 17 7 02 U St 20 10 s u t t 17 OS OJ t it t n s li 07 1 a I All tralus nuka elosa eonneeltons st Coble with Nurlli.ru I'aotna trsiui to and from the Eat aud Sound points. At Portland with all tralni lesviuf Union dspot At Aitorla with I. It. N co.'a boat and rail Una and riteaiuer T. J. Potter to aud from Utraco and North Ueach polula. I'auensers for Astoria or way point mint flaf tralni atlluulton. Traina will .too to let pu "..uirrii off at liou'lon when comlnf from points wsitofuuble. J. Mya, .. . .;. Qen. I'ui. Aai.. Astoria, Or riiiiiwi ivu r Willamett Slongb Route Lea va St. Helen . ... 4:30 X M H Arrive at Portland. .10:30 A M ktl Uave Portland 1:30 PM Arrive at St. Helen . 6:00 P M r 1 - - v. - MatE so CERT. Will Carry Nothing but Passsn grrs and Kail freight. J A. HER GOOD, IHssSar. H I OR rOHTLAND, DAILY, ft i oh AV af MEN'S FIRST V Moyer Clothing Co., THIRD AND OAK. PORTLAND THE COLUMBIA COUNTY a Abstract and Trust Co. Titles Examined, Abstracts Made, Non-Resident Taxes Paid. Real Estate, Loans, Etc. E. E. QUICK, A. M. HOITON, Proprietois How We Do It We have had so many people ask us how we do it how we sell our goods so much cheaper than Portland merchants. This is our answer: When we kept store in Portland we paid $300 per month rent, hired clerks, and had other expenses too numerous to mention. Here you all know the rent is not nearly, that amount. We do our own clerking, unpacking, etc. In Portland our customers had to pay high er prices for the goods to enable ns to make expenses. Here you get the benefit in goods of what we otherwise pay out in expenses. Hoping you will benefit your self by this lettter, I am, Sincerely yours, Iv. SWETT, Rainier, Or. Sawed O CfAAl Msvua Paint Is cbMK tmwei si. el frail 1 In 1. Cbcip ep.rators srs Misled as pretty ss la best. Look iasld uw U. S. Separatee uS 70a 'U sm It's vU built. Bctier tua that, It's aid) to ataad the vsar error. Win I Ma la prraml. Writ tot Ota wtlk pwpWri. Notice is hereby Riven that the under signed has been, by the Hon. R. H. Hat tan, Judge of the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Colum bia, appointed adniinistratorof the estate ! of Francis N. Goerig and Christine J. Goerig, deceased. Any and all persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same to me, verified according to law, at my office at St. Helens, Oregon, within six months from date hereof. Dated March 31, IMS. HARRY R. CLIFF. Administfator of the Estate of Francis N. Goerig and Christine J. Goerig, de censed. I SUMMONS In tne Circuit Court of Oregon for Columbia t County. Carrie K. Johnson v. Geo re E. Johnson. To George K. Johniou, lite above named ds fend.nt: ' In the name of the Stite of Oreeon, you are hereby notliled and required lo appear, on or beiore May 13. I1, and auwer l he complaint Died aialnst you in the above entitled court and caue. If von fail to nppear and auiwer within tbit time the plaiu'iir will apply to the court for a decree dlmolvin. the marriafe now i exiklina between you aiul plalnUIT, and for such other rellel ai may he equitable. I Thli lummoni I publ'ibeil puruant to an 1 order of Uon. Thomaa A. McBride, Judge o( the above entitled court, mad. at eh.mberi on March 29, 1WA. iroaeribin lx weeks as the time for publication hereof. Ihs Aral publication ot thli lummoni Is on March .11. l'JO and the lime will-in which vou are required to anwvr 1. the day after the ex piratlou ol ilx weeki from the date of the Unit publicaltou of this summon.. . KOUEKT O. MORROW, t Alornev for nlaintlrT SUMMONS In ths Circuit Court of th. state of Oreson for Columbia Cotinlv. Nsllie Blair ri. Albert A. HUir, loU'l A Blair, the above named defendant: lu the name oi the Hiale of Oregon you are hereby notiiied and required to appear in the above named court and cae within six wecki from the date oi toe nrt puhiicatiou of this, summons, vli-, six weeki from March 31t, 1906, ' aadamwe the romplnint agalnat you lu Ihia ea.e. ine.ia wrca wuiiin wnicn you are re quired to appear will expire on May 12. 1901, and If you tail to appear and anawer hereiu by thattim.th. plalutill will apply to tin court for a decree ulMolvl"g the runrrince relation nowexiatlng between you and plaintiff, and for suchother relief aa may be equitable... TbliiHmmoni ia published by order of Hon. Thomas A. McHrlde. iudgeof the above named court, made in chambers on March ts, 1904. and ths time preKribed iu the order for uuUiaa. tlon li alx weeks. Ths urst publication hereof it oa March 11, Hit. JBORERTO.MORltnw. ' t AJlorney lor JiaJuilff. StfRRATOR - CLASS SUITS $10.00 The Best you have ever seen. FABRICS in Worsteds, Cheviots and Cassimeres. Hand-Worked Button Holes, Hand -Padded Collars, 3EWM with silk ity. Come Earlj and Get the Pitt WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AO IT S SO. I Timber Laud. Aet June . ISTS. NOTICE FOtmiBllCATION Cniied Slates Land Office, .- rron City. Oregon. Jinuirr lo, 190V t. otice l hereby aiven that in cuim.llmc w1L- :he proviiinsor ins Act of Conaren of Jane . 1ST, entitled -An Aet for the rale of timber land. In the Mate of California. Ore rn. Nevidi. and vhintton Territory." aiex tended to all the Publie Ijind Huiei bv act of Aunut 4, ,W, Oscar J.ihnwu, ol Flner. toumy of Clarke, St-ie f Waihliigton. his this day tiled In thli offica hli .toru ttmeraeni No. (SJS. lot the lHir. ri.se of theS. w. 'i of section No. 14 in tosrnihlp No. 4 X., Range No. 4 .. ma will offer proof to show that the tan.t oushtii more raluilile for IU Umber oritoim than lor agricultural nurpowa. and tn el.llih aucliim tnmd land before the Rextiler .od Receiver at Orrcou Cltr, Oregon, ou ThunU.v. the ixh day of il.y. IjOi ' nu,lu OUhn. ol V.rnonla, Oivnon; Wesley D. Sitter e, of Vernonia. Oregou; ..Otto Kelson, ot Any and all penons elaimtng adrenely he above described land, a e reoue-ted to Hie their rlni mm i i ,M. nlfi. .... ... K-) ... .w . . of May, isus: " alus K.NO.NS. presses, BeiUter SUMMONS In the Circuit Conn of the State of Oregon for Columbia Conniv. J. C. Moreland. ulaintiir. vs. Martin Conwav. Wm. U. Howauon, H. W. Brown. Arthur Ixwe. W. M. Bnuee. Chat. Boiiven snd Nettie Boisvert (his wife), and JeMe p. Krut ai adminitrator of the estate of John Con . way. deceea&ed.defendftutft.' To Mania Conway, and Je-ue P. Emu (admin Utrator of the estate of John Conway, de ceated): In the name of the Slate ot Oregon you are hereby require,! to appear and answer the com plaint Hied againot you In the above entitled auit on or before tlx weeks from the Unit publt. eatiou of thit luminous, and if yon fail to io. anawer, for want thereof the plain'IITwIil arply lo the curt for ths relief demanded in hi. com plaint, which i.; for a decree against vou and each and ail the defendant, quieting hta tltlo to the following described tract, of laud. to-it: Th. iA.k half nt . I. .. -. ..... . n. . I . . . Hiuiheaat quarter of wciiou ta. Iu township 7 north of range 4 west of the Willamette merid- tan: alto Hie tract bounilct by a line beginning; at the norihwcii corner of Ilia above tiact and ruuuing north II 43 chains, thence east 5eh.ini. thence north Ml ehatna, thence cant chain-, thence south 21 43 chains and thance west M chains to place ol lxinning; and alao that other tract bounded by a Hue beginning SS chains went of tha northwest comer of the .. Iiryant donation land claim and running south 14 m chains to the center line of said necilon IS, thence weal 10 53 chains, thence north 14.W .. . tiinn.mi vi.aiiH in piwe I'l legiuninr: and that the claim of title tliereti. by defendant, ur either of them Is without foundation and void; and for such oilier relief aa may be equitable. 1 t This summons ia published by order .f lb Hon. R. A. Ilatian. Judge of .he ( onntv Ccurt of Columbia Couuiy.aiate of Oregon, made and Hied April ilrd. l'joj,and is thereby made renirn able six weeks from the dale of the first publi cation hereof, which date i. April G,h. J'JOj. II. B. MC'ltUUM NO U11AUAM ix CLKKTON. Attorueyi for I'lulallff, UTt JOHN A. BECK ; DEALER Ul Watches, Diamonds, SilTenarg, .JEWELRY.... Repairing a Specialty. MorrlKa at. BsL Pro at 4 flat, rt)SXLA3.